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On Fri, 19 Nov 2010 08:06:25 -0600, Sophie Gautier <gautier.sophie@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all,

I've updated the French localization on Pootle and I'm not sure if I must ask for the file to be committed here, or if it will be done on a more automated way for all Pootle languages before 3.3 final.

I also wonder that since it seems we are commiting the po directly but at the same time we are maintaining the Pootle translation.



I've also extracted the FR glossary file from SunGloss and transformed it in a .po file that is ready to be the terminology file on Pootle. Could one of the Pootle Admin upload it instead of the Gnome one currently uploaded? Both files (last l10n and terminology) are here :
http://sophiegautier.com/l10n/

We got a homebrew app for the glossary more updated than SunGloss but didn't thought about converting it to po. Might be a good idea.

Also, may be this terminology.po file could serve as a basis for the other languages who has no terminology currently because it contains all the UI strings in English. It should be possible to remove the French strings and update it with a TM, then upload it on Pootle to be completed?
+1


Kind regards
Sophie


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